First Line Fiction (15) The first line for this fictional short story was sent to me by Canadian blogger, Bossy Babe. https://bosssybabe.wordpress.com/ First Line Fiction (16) The first line of this fictional short story was sent to my by American blogger, Beth. https://ididnthavemyglasseson.com/ First Line Fiction (17) The first line of this fictional short story was sent to […]
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Head over and read one of Pete Johnson’s wonderful tension based micro shortstories.
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#Flash Fiction Challenge for Carrot Ranch Literary Community September 25, 2021 / Books & Bonsai September 23, 2021, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story about an author’s chair. It can belong to any author. Where is it located and why? Does it have special meaning? Go where the prompt leads! My […]
Continue ReadingMLMM Wordle #257 ~ #Poetry September 15, 2021 / Books & Bonsai Mindlovemisery’s Menagerie The cicatrix stuck out like a sore thumb What a pity the tree didn’t have proprioception, allowing it to move out of the way. Strange thoughts going through my mind As I walked through the woods. Read more …
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Home is a Bridge | #writephoto Flash Fiction Bridge is today’s #writephoto prompt from KL Caley at New2Writing.com. I’m a little behind in getting a short story together, and eventually it became very short: under 400 words. But I hope you enjoy them. After I finished, I thought ‘stream of consciousness’ might have been a […]
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#FFFC ~ #Poetry August 31, 2021 / Books & Bonsai Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge #133
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Most sensitive human Posted on August 26, 2021 by Reena Saxena She sees black figures wrapping themselves around people, as they board the train. In a minute, she is screaming and running across the railway platform asking for the train to be cancelled, in anticipation of disaster. She is ignored as being a […]
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The Climb … segments 10-11-12 August 23, 2021 / rothpoetry George awoke stiff and cold from his unsettled night in the cave. Sunshine reflected off the shimmering snow outside, with the promise of warmth in its rays. George picked up his gun and made his way into the morning light. The sun on his face felt […]
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The Climb… segments 8 & 9 August 22, 2021 / rothpoetry Back home in Windy Gap, the sun was setting and George had not returned home. Since his wife had died three years earlier, he had live alone with his old hound dog Blue. Like George, Old Blue had also seen his better years. He thought […]
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Unsuitable For Your Kind August 22, 2021 / Books & Bonsai Na’ama Yehuda (Photo: Kristian Strand on Unsplash) “The best,” the man swept a heavy arm across the offerings. “And there?” the woman gestured at the shadows. “Nothing worth your time, Madam.” He looked pointedly at her tailored attire, “Unsuitable for your kind.” Read more […]
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